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Tomato 'Beam's Yellow Pear' (Organic)

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$5.21 $6.95 In stock

Category: Seeds

Introduced to Seed Savers Exchange in the USA in 1983 by John Hartman of Indiana and described as a yellow cherry tomato that preserves well, Diggers rated this as of the best yellow pear tomato available in our 1998 Taste Test. Use to invigorate a salad, roast on the truss and serve with home-made bread or bottle for use when tomatoes are no longer in season. Fruits in 7 weeks from transplant. Yields 8.6kg fruit per plant.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Scarlett Z. ★★★★★

I’ve been growing these for two seasons now and the yield is incredible—each plant is loaded with those sweet little yellow pears. They hold up beautifully in salsa, just like the description promised.

Andrew ★★★★★

My dad grew these back in the 80s, so finding the same organic seed stock here felt like a little time capsule. The vines are loaded with those classic yellow pear shapes, and they really do hold up well on the counter without turning mushy.

Owen ★★★★★

These little yellow pears are popping up all over my garden now, and I'm thrilled with how well they're preserving as I can them for winter. The plants are loaded with fruit and have that classic sweet tomato taste I was hoping for.